M*A*S*H Programs
What is a M*A*S*H Program?
M*A*S*H (Medical Avenues to Service in Health) programs are designed to educate High School students (grades 9-12) about the possibility of pursuing a career in the Health Service field after they complete their higher education. M*A*S*H programs are highly interactive, informative, and FUN!
The 2006 Health Career Camp hosted 12 students from around the Panhandle Area that were enthusiastic about pursuing a career in Health Services. They traveled to the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center’s Gross Anatomy Lab and Clinical Nursing Simulation Room, the city of Amarillo’s Emergency Operations Center, a local fire department to view the HazMat vehicle and Decontamination truck, and Pampa Regional Medical Center to do job shadowing in Surgery, Nursing, Physical Therapy, ER, Psychiatry, Nuclear Medicine and several other medical fields.
M*A*S*H Nurse boot camp ------------> Camp Flyer
Is a two day program designed to educate Junior and Senior High School students who are interested in pursuing a career in Nursing. Over the two days students will get the opportunity to practice techiques in a Nursing Simulation Clininc setting, listen to real nurses tell real stories about their experiences, and get to have a hand-on experience at the Pampa Regional Medical Center. Nurse Boot Camp will be offered at the Clarendon College-Pampa Campus with job shadowing at the Pampa Regional Medical Center.
Forms for M*A*S*H Boot Camp - ALL MUST BE SUBMITTED TO ATTEND
Please return forms to Jennie Russell via regular mail, fax or email
- Application Form
- Behavior Contract
- Conduct Contract
- Confidentiality Agreement
- Photo Consent Form
- Student Data Form
- Liability Release for Clarendon Collge - Pampa Campus
M*A*S*H Summer Camp
Is a 3 ½ day program that is designed to educate High School students about Health Careers. The camp is held the first week of June, beginning on Sunday afternoon and ending Wednesday early afternoon. Students will be staying on the campus of West Texas A&M University, eating meals in the cafeteria, and will be able to spend down time at the Virgil Hansen Activity Center. As part of the educational experience students will have some classroom experience on the WTAMU campus, but will spend a majority of camp traveling to local health service providers in Amarillo and participating in job shadowing and nursing simulation scenarios in Pampa. The camp fee for this program is $50.00 that includes all meals, lodging and travel expenses, and camp attire. There is a scholarship program available for this camp if you are unable to pay the camp fee. Please contact the Panhandle AHEC for more information about the scholarship application process.
